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Kansas State Employees Health Care Commission Annual Report, Plan Year 2023.
No full text"Effective July 1, 2011 the administration of the State Employee Health Plan (SEHP) moved from the Kansas Health Policy Authority to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). The Director of the State Employee Health Benefits Program (SEHBP) now reports to the Director of the Division of Health Care Finance within KDHE." - 2011 Repor
Kansas Fiscal Facts, Thirtieth Edition, 2023
No full text"July 2023"Kansas Fiscal FactsKansas Fiscal Facts includes information on the Kansas state budget. It is intended to inform legislators and others, particularly those without budget experience, by providing basic budgetary
facts.
Information contained in this document reflects expenditures approved by the 2023 Legislature for state fiscal year 2024 (July 1, 2023–June 30, 2024). Comparison information to prior years is also included.
FY 2023 data reflect estimates as approved by the Legislature and will differ from actual expenditures.
Information contained in the Overview section and in the Budget Detail by Function of Government section reflects amounts approved by the 2023 Legislature.
The opening section of the document provides an overview of the state budget, including descriptive information on the approved budget, trends data, state personnel, and state revenues.
Following the overview, detailed information is provided for each of the six functions of government, including approved levels of expenditures and staffing for each state agency. Budget highlights from the 2023 Session are included for each function of government, as is other descriptive information.
A glossary of selected budget terms is included at the end of this document. A list of legislative fiscal analyst assignments is also included, should there be a need for additional information regarding a particular agency budget
State General Fund Receipts, Fiscal Year 2021. SGF Receipts, fiscal year 2021. State General Fund (SGF) Receipts, fiscal year 2021 (July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021).
No full textA collection of monthly reports for fiscal year 2024 covering July, 2023 through June 2024 with an annual cumulation in June 2024 report
Kansas Real Estate Commission News Letter News Letter
No full textNew Year Resolution Checklist -- Employee Spotlight -- 2023 ARELLO President -- Disciplinary Actions -- Upcoming Events -- Exciting Changes = Updated Contact Information -- Seek and Find: The Continue Button -- Frequently Asked Questions -- Disciplinary Actions -- Upcoming Events -- Understanding the Importance of Estimated Costs -- Repeat Renewal Offenders -- Pearson VUE Wants to Hear from You! -- Regulation Spotlight: K.A.R. 86-3-19 -- Disciplinary Actions -- Upcoming Events -- Clauses, Addendums, and the License -- Employee Spotlight -- Tips For Navigating Kansas Broker License Requirements -- Connect with the Commission! -- Disciplinary Actions -- Upcoming Events -- Mystery Unveiled – How a Compliance Review Works -- Back to School – Education Reminders -- Coming Soon! New Licensing System -- Keeping Up with the Commission -- Disciplinary Actions -- Upcoming Events -- KREC Wants to Hear from You! -- How it Really Works: Inactive vs. Referral License Status -- CE Corner: Appraisal Course Credit Reminder -- Resources for Kansas Real Estate Consumers and Licensees -- Disciplinary Actions -- KREC on Social Media -- Upcoming Events -- Happy Holidays to you from all of us on the KREC Team! -- Eyes Wide Open! -- KREC in Manhattan -- CE Corner: No Exemptions -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- Disciplinary Actions -- KREC on Social Media -- Upcoming Events
Foresight 2020: A Strategic Agenda for the State’s Public Higher Education System
No full textThis internet resource contains agendas and minutes throughout the yea
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Weekly News; News Release; KDWP news; KDWPT news; Kansas Wildlife and Parks News; Kansas Wildlife and Parks News Release; Kansas Fish and Game News; Kansas Fish & Game News
No full textBrief Agency History: Kansas. Forestry, Fish and Game Commission (1925-1978); name changed to Kansas Fish and Gam Commission (1978-1987). This agency merged with the Kansas Parks and Recreation Authority in 1987 to form the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. On July 1, 2011 the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism was formed through Executive Reorganization Order Number 36, issued by Governor Sam Brownback. This combined the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks with the Travel and Tourism Division of the Kansas Department of Commerce.News releases issued by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission to Meet on Jan. 12 in Wichita -- Emporia State’s King Lake Stocked with Rainbow Trout -- Seven Kansas Non-profits Awarded Big Game Permits for Fundraising -- 2022 Kansas Birding Big Year Results, 2023 Contest -- KDWP Offering Small Grants Related to Wildlife Diversity, Non-game Species -- Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commissioners to Meet on March 9 in Topeka -- KDWP to Host Wildland Fire and Hazardous Fuels Mitigation Training in Western Kansas -- Topeka Angler Sets New Kansas Record for Crappie -- Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission to Vote on Turkey, Waterfowl Seasons and Bag Limits -- Fish Telemetry Project Underway at Tuttle Creek and Milford Reservoirs -- Kansas Resident Reels in 64-pound Fish -- June is Officially "Great Outdoors Month" in Kansas -- Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission to Vote on Potential Turkey Permit Application, Baiting Wildlife -- Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks to Explore Issues Surrounding Baiting Wildlife -- KDWP to Conduct Five-Year Review of State Listed Species -- Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission Approves Lottery Draw for Non-resident Turkey Permits -- KDWP to Offer Special Hunting Access this Fall Through Free Draw -- KDWP, National Wild Turkey Federation to Fund Wild Turkey Research at Kansas State University -- KDWP Partners with Topeka Audubon Society, Topeka Collegiate School to Build Safe Haven for Birds -- Governor Laura Kelly, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Celebrate National Shooting Sports Month in August -- Update on Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission Activities, Upcoming Meeting -- Trail Cameras Prohibited on KDWP-managed Lands in Response to Growing Public Concerns -- Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission to Meet on September 7 -- KDWP Offering New Interactive Mapping Tool to Locate Fields for Dove Hunting -- Get Your 2023-2024 Kansas Hunting Regulations Summary, Hunting Atlas -- KDWP, K-State Research and Extension to Host Informational Forum on Baiting and Feeding Wildlife on September 21 -- Spotted Gar Catch Breaks 40-year State Record -- Fall Turkey Season Suspended in Kansas Due to Population Declines -- Festival Planned in Central Kansas to Celebrate Monarch Butterflies -- Public Invited to Bison Auction at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge on November 1 -- 2023 Kansas Upland Bird Hunting Forecast Now Available -- KDWP Expands Three-year Research Study of Bald Eagles in Kansas -- Kansas State Parks Director Recognized with “Distinguished Director” Award at National Conference -- KDWP to Revamp Trout Season Following Suggestions from Anglers -- KDWP to Host Cooking Competition Featuring Wild Game, Foraged Foods -- KDWP Successfully Stocks Two Protected Species Back into Kansas Waters -- Seek Employment with Kansas Wildlife and Parks at Upcoming Career Fair -- Annual Permits, 2024 Campsite Reservations for Kansas State Parks Coming Soon -- Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission to Hold Last Meeting of 2023 -- Application Period for Non-resident Turkey Permits to Begin January 9 -- Kansas State Parks to Offer New Year’s Day Hikes -- Kansas State Parks Receive Accessibility Grant From Ford Bronco Wild Fund -- Nonprofits Still Have Time to Apply for Special Big Game Permits
Other titles: Senate Transportation Committee February 8: Follow Up Follow Up
No full text"February 8, 2023."
Information before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Transportation Committee, by Brendan M. Yorkey, Chief Budget Officer, Kansas Department of Transportation.Further information giving answers to questions raised by the Senate Transportation Committee concerning the Kansas Department of Transportation budget
User-pays Alternative Funding Options for Transportation / presented by Joel Skelley, Policy Director, Kansas Department of Transportation.
No full text"January 25, 2023."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Transportation Committee, by Joel Skelley, Policy Director, Kansas Department of Transportation.Presentation discussing the fact that, while Kansas' gas tax is a major revenue source needed to support the state's transportation system, transportation funding is changing. 40% of vehicles may be electric by 2050. Presentation presents and discusses possible user-pays solutions in the form of alternative revenue mechanisms that could replace the gas tax in the future and the current research being done with regard to these alternatives
